Israeli Embassy Attack Plotter Gets Life Sentence in London
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
A Kuwaiti man, Abdullah al-Badri, received a life sentence for attempting to attack the Israeli Embassy in London, motivated by a desire to "avenge Gaza." He will serve a minimum of 20 years.
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- Kuwaiti man sentenced to life for attempted attack on Israeli Embassy in London.
- The attacker, Abdullah al-Badri, must serve at least 20 years.
- His motive was to "avenge Gaza."
- He was caught illegally entering the UK and attempting to scale the embassy fence.
- A note expressing a desire to die as a martyr was found on him.
A Kuwaiti citizen, Abdullah al-Badri, has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a London criminal court for attempting to attack the Israeli Embassy in the UK in 2025. The 34-year-old was convicted of preparing a terrorist act and possessing a bladed weapon. He must serve a minimum of 20 years.
Al-Badri entered the UK illegally just 16 days before the incident. He was apprehended while attempting to climb over the embassy's fence. Authorities found a note on him expressing a desire to die as a martyr, stating his motive was to "avenge Gaza."
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